iStumbler for Mac
Find local wireless networks.
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iStumbler overview
The latest version of iStumbler crashes at launch on macOS Monterey
iStumbler is a wireless discovery tool for Mac OS X, providing plugins for finding Wi-Fi networks, Bluetooth devices, Bonjour services, location information, and now 2.4 and 5 GHz spectrum analysis with your Mac.
iStumbler is one price for all the computers that you own. Download iStumbler and try it out for free, then purchase a license within the app via PayPal or Coinbase. Previous donors and subscribers are entitled to a free license: see the store page for details.
What’s new in version 103.43
Version 103.43:
Added:
- Live Map view to Location Plugin
- Bluetooth LE Support to the Bluetooth Plugin
- Real-Wave Spectrum view to WiPry Plugin
- TouchBar support for opening or switching between plugins
Bug fixed:
- Many many assorted bug fixes and enchancements
- Better behaved when War Driving in the Mojave
- Into the Dark Mode, Built for Mojave
- Fixes a potential crash when Location Services are disabled
iStumbler for Mac
$14.99
In English
Version 103.43
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User Ratings
Nov 7 2019
Version: 103.43
..tried some Stumbler apps along the jears.. iStumbler is undoubtedly one of the Best. The fifth Star is personal to Alf Watt.
Oct 18 2017
Version: 102.2
Pretty unstable app. I would NOT buy it after 3-day usage experience. I am pretty sure there are better (and free) alternatives.
Feb 11 2016
Version: 101.5
iStumbler pricing is too aggressive, leaving iStumbler naked to be copied and raped commercially by bottom feeders like Koingo Soft (AirRadar).
I bought a license in solidarity (iStumbler is great software) but as most of my machines are on Snow Leopard, I'm still mainly using the free version and didn't have to.
Zero to $25 is obnoxious. If being obnoxious was your goal, you've succeeded. In the long term, encouraging competition is not good business practice.
My new lower review is based on the $25 price tag. The software still works fine. I hope the developer finds a better compromise between thinking about his users and thinking about himself. $20 was still okay for a simple but nifty utility which works on all your computers.
Jan 16 2016
Version: 101.5
Alright folks, help me out here. If all I’m really wanting is something to help deconflict from other Wi-Fi networks in the area, wouldn’t Apple’s included Wireless Diagnostics tool work just fine? And save me 25 bucks to boot now that the iStumbler developer has decided to start charging to put a pretty wrapper on something Apple already provides for free? Before I get flamed, of course I know iStumbler does other things but I’m just interested in identifying the local Wi-Fi networks and their channels.
Do a spotlight search on “Wireless Diagnostics” and open it up. Click on “Scan Now” in the lower right and voila, Apple’s cool little app finds all the 2.4 and 5GHz networks within range and the first column on the left makes suggestions on the 2.4 GHz and 5 GHz channels which are least used (Best choices if you don’t want to let Apple automatically select an appropriate channel).
Plus if you pull down the Wireless Diagnostics “Window” menu, there’s other cool things in the app’s toolbox like a sniffer function.
Nov 11 2015
Version: 101.5
I appreciate the new visual tweaks and the other updates from v99. Keep up the great work!
